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1939 Jefferson Nickel

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 Posted 03/20/2018  12:21 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Jbedwell to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Does this qualify for a double Monticello? Thanks for the feedback.
I also have a few to show just like this but with FS (this is probably the lowest grade) and not even close to FS

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Not a real DDR, it is the result of DDD ( Die Deterioration Doubling), your coin is in a VLDS.You should be able to see this doubling spread to almost on all of the devices.
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I agree with Chase. It's Die Deterioration Doubling from your coin being struck with a worn out die (Very Late Die State). No added value for this doubling as it's very common and part of the normal Minting process. A real Doubled Die wouldn't look like this. A real Doubled Die would have extra thickness, notching, and some separation lines.
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Thank you both for the feedback back. I learn a ton from these responses. I will post the other 3 later maybe better luck with them
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